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Oliver Kemp, Prostate Cancer Research boss, said men were 'pretty rubbish' at dealing with their own health issues, but praised the likes of late BBC star Bill Turnbull in speaking out

The Gavin & Stacey star, 78, suffered a suspected hairline fracture of her right leg and smashed her right hand in a fall at an event in the Dubai desert.

The Sex Education star, 31, is said to be lined up to play the model, who was at the centre of one and rock and roll's most famous love triangles.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT AUGUSTA: By its close, the leaderboard belonged to Justin Rose, whose round of 65 has put him in a fabulous spot.

Lucy Markovic, a former Australia's Next Top Model contestant and international model, has died. She was 27.

Zaheer Esat, who runs a private school in Leicestershire, was kidnapped at gunpoint last Friday while visiting Trinidad to see his parents.

After 20 years of navigating my husband's unpredictability, I couldn't take it any more. I suggested he set up a GP appointment but had no idea this would lead to a marriage-saving discovery.

Justin Vernon has spent the past 18 years balancing cult success with spectacular forays into the pop mainstream.

There was one commitment I prayed Sir Keir Starmer would quietly ditch, in the way that he has abandoned so many others since he came to office: his pledge to lower the voting age to 16

Children would be sent home at 1pm at the end of the week under plans at Buxton Primary School in Norfolk, which says funding has not matched rising costs.

Nobody is ever likely to accuse Bear Grylls of being a wimp. So why is one of the few things that actually rattles the fromer SAS trooper the prospect of drinking a glass of British tap water?

When most of us split from our romantic partners, we can hardly bear to be in the same room as them. But what if you had to live in the same house? Dr Renee Singh on surviving cohabitation, post-split.

Hyperion ships another patch, which is nice

Belgian software house Hyperion Entertainment has released Update 3 for AmigaOS 3.2, the version of the classic operating system it launched in 2021. The update targets Amigas with 680x0 processors, including systems enhanced with PiStorm accelerator boards.…

'Your son isn't going to live.' The worst words a parent can hear, and delivered by our two-month-old baby's consultant with an unblinking, eye-to-eye stare. And yet...

Big G reckons this agentic IDE speeds up or simplifies coding. Developers who've used it aren't so sure

Cloud Next  Google on Wednesday announced Firebase Studio, a product pitched as "a cloud-based agentic development environment" – in other words, a browser-based coding workspace that includes AI to help developers to prototype and build apps without writing every line of code themselves.…

David Lalgee, 64, died following a crash on the M60 which saw a lorry cross the central reservation and go into the embankment, before hitting six vehicles.

Albert Saniger, the founder and former CEO of Nate, an AI shopping app that promised a "universal" checkout experience, was charged with defrauding investors on Wednesday, according to a press release from the U.S. Department of Justice. From a report: Founded in 2018, Nate raised over $50 million from investors like Coatue and Forerunner Ventures, most recently raising a $38 million Series A in 2021 led by Renegade Partners. Nate said its app's users could buy from any e-commerce site with a single click, thanks to AI. In reality, however, Nate relied heavily on hundreds of human contractors in a call center in the Philippines to manually complete those purchases, the DOJ's Southern District of New York alleges. Saniger raised millions in venture funding by claiming that Nate was able to transact online "without human intervention," except for edge cases where the AI failed to complete a transaction. But despite Nate acquiring some AI technology and hiring data scientists, its app's actual automation rate was effectively 0%, the DOJ claims.

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David von Rosen, a German billionaire living in Dubai , says the ultra-rich are treating the UK with great caution as a place to do business amid rising tax rates.

Public relations manager Paul Smith was given a sleek Cupra Formentor sports SUV by corporate fleet firm Auxillis while he waited for his Audi Q2 to be fixed following a crash last month.

The fashion faux pas to avoid at Ascot